It's created by Dan Fornace, who you might also know from his small Smashlikes and demakes such as Super Smash Land.Įlsewhere in Smashville, Brawlout is still slated to launch in "early 2017", and the Smashfans at Wavedash Games are still revealing characters for the platform fighter they've not quite announced yet.
Now you get experience by shattering the crystal youre rewarded after completing a wave in abyss mode. It might not sound that bad at first glance, but then you realize HOW HORRIBLY SLOW YOU LEVEL UP. Rivals of Aether is out on Steam for £10.99/14,99€/$14.99. This requirement, 'The Ardent Rival', requires you to get all 8 characters in abyss mode to level 10. Future patch plans include improving keyboard controls and adding online play for Abyss Versus mode.
Rivals of aether abyss mode update#
The launch update bringing Rivals of Aether to version 1.0.0 has added a story mode, Abyss mode (a wave survival mode), leaderboards, new music, and other odds and ends. Rivals is still cheerier than the brutal dog fights that Pokémon hides behind its turn-based attacks but it's nice to see.Įarly access took a year longer than originally planned but so it goes. I do like how Pokémon-y some of those monsters look. It's a Smashlike, yeah? And a pretty good one, from what I've heard. Rivals of Aether sees eight elemental anthropomorphic animals (who look like cute Pokémon) duffing each other up in 1v1 and 2v2 fights, trying to knock each other out of the arena and out cold. With the exclusion of items, the game forces you to learn the moves, tactics, and study your opponents to hit them out of the ring. The Smash Bros.-y platform fighter Rivals of Aether has hopped and bopped out of early access to launch in full. Developed by Dan Fornace, this take on the genre focuses more on the mechanics and fine-tunes them to a tee.
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